# ESP-Home-Scripts

ESPHome configuration files for ESP32-based home automation devices integrated with Home Assistant.

## Overview

This repository contains device configuration files for various ESPHome devices around my home. Each YAML file represents a complete device configuration that can be compiled and uploaded to the corresponding ESP32 hardware.

## Devices

- **ades-office-control-panel.yaml** - Office control panel with LVGL touchscreen display
- **ades-office-resistive-control-panel.yaml** - Alternative office control panel with resistive touch
- **ns-panel-ground-floor.yaml** - Sonoff NS Panel for ground floor home controls
- **oekoboiler-interface.yaml** - Monitoring and control interface for eco-boiler system
- **old-phone-doorbell.yaml** - Repurposed vintage phone as smart doorbell
- **powermeter.yaml** - Real-time power consumption monitoring device

## Setup

1. Install [ESPHome](https://esphome.io/guides/getting_started_command_line.html)
2. Create a `secrets.yaml` file with your credentials:
   ```yaml
   wifi_ssid: "your-wifi-ssid"
   wifi_password: "your-wifi-password"
   ota_password: "your-ota-password"
   # Add other device-specific secrets as needed
   ```
3. Validate a configuration:
   ```bash
   esphome config device-name.yaml
   ```
4. Compile and upload:
   ```bash
   esphome run device-name.yaml
   ```

## Requirements

- ESPHome (latest version recommended)
- Home Assistant instance for device integration
- ESP32 development boards (esp32dev)
- Device-specific hardware (displays, sensors, etc.)

## Notes

- Configurations are currently transmitted manually to devices
- All sensitive credentials are stored in `secrets.yaml` (not tracked in git)
- Devices use OTA (Over-The-Air) updates for firmware upgrades
- Each device integrates with Home Assistant via the native API

## License

See [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.